A Missed Opportunity for American Jewish Organizations
It would be a tragic missed opportunity if, after all is said and done, American Jewish organizations could have done more in lending their voices to the fight.
It would be a tragic missed opportunity if, after all is said and done, American Jewish organizations could have done more in lending their voices to the fight.
The term “judicial overhaul” was always misleading. What this extremist coalition is after is an Israel overhaul. Neutering the Supreme Court is simply the instrument to get there.
With a crucial final vote on a key part of the legislation scheduled for early in the week, the protestors timed their march to have their presence felt with legislators. If the coalition continues to dig in, a dangerous tipping point looms.
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